spritz
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6.2
- noun
- /sprɪts/
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- I enjoy a refreshing spritz of carbonated water on a hot day.
- spritz of hairspray
- spritz of lemon
- spritz of water
Oh my God, I've actually had one spritz on my wrist.
- Oh my God, I've actually had one spritz on my wrist.
- It is time for Drews News, your daily spritz of the ode to good news.
- And I love giving my face a little spritz with a face mist.
- I don't know, A little spritz of my Lila BA glow base mist.
- That way whenever I'm on the go, just open it up, give myself a little spritz and then smell and fresh.
- One more spritz of the Dalba Sprite.
- Pop some deodorant on, little spritz of by the fireplace or five.
Examples
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And I love giving my face a little spritz with a face mist.
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And then of course a little spritz of Fix Plus to finish off my face.
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You also want to put a few great spritz right in the crown area.
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Well, time for a spritz.
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That way whenever I'm on the go, just open it up, give myself a little spritz and then smell and fresh.
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Did you just give that man a refreshing spritz?
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A little spritz can go a long way in breathing new life into your makeup.
Blog text (30) -
Salt, pepper, a spritz of lemon.
Fiction book (1999) -
So what I'm going to do is give one final spritz all over those curls.
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Just a quick spritz.
Synonyms
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1.5
A small amount of liquid or tiny pieces put on something
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2.0
A small quick stream of liquid that comes out suddenly
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2.5
A light fall of small drops like rain or water
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Etymology
The word spritz comes from the German verb spritzen, which means 'to spray' or 'to squirt'. So a spritz is a quick, light spray of liquid, like a small splash of perfume or soda.